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plegg-culture-is · 12 hours
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Plegg culture is blaming your ability to just get reeeeaaallly into your characters mindsets on autism...
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plegg-culture-is · 16 hours
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Plegg culture is making accounts where you "pretend' to be different people with different names, pronouns and even write down their personality and life story with their guidance and feel like you basically are the OCS on some days and have intense conversations and arguments with them. Then you take 3 years to admit you're plural, because reasons I guess.
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plegg-culture-is · 1 day
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plegg culture is being spooked every time you see fanart of a character because in canon they look way more different than they do in your "hc"
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plegg-culture-is · 2 days
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plegg culture is finding out all your system friends knew you were plural long before you did
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plegg-culture-is · 2 days
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plegg culture is thinking a little to much about systems and getting a headache every time.
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plegg-culture-is · 3 days
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plegg culture is finding the did, osdd, etc. tags in your "recently looked at" section and having no memory of visiting them
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plegg-culture-is · 3 days
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plegg culture is identifying as gender fluid and going on to explain to people what sounds like you becoming a completely different person when you're on the more masculine end of things. but i'm definitely just one person, mhm.
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plegg-culture-is · 3 days
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plegg culture is thinking u just experience D/A's
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plegg-culture-is · 4 days
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Plegg culture is naming different parts of yourself and "pretending" their different people
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plegg-culture-is · 4 days
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DID/plegg culture is getting really interested in DID and other trauma/dissociation based disorders when i was thirteen, and deeply and personally relating to people talking about it. but im not a system. definitely certainly not. yeah i profoundly related to this post tagged dissociative identity disorder, but that means nothing.
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plegg-culture-is · 5 days
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plegg culture. is. sometimes. speaking patterns. just change. no reason. just different.
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plegg-culture-is · 5 days
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plegg culture is having an imaginary friend when you’re 11 and then finding out about plurality four years later and still taking another year and a half to figure out that your imaginary friend was never quite imaginary
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plegg-culture-is · 8 days
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plegg culture is once sending a message to the system channel in a discord server saying "i zoned out and when i came back to i had done something i would never do just thought y'all'd relate" unironically
(my dogs are completely different sizes and i had swapped their leashes for some reason)
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plegg-culture-is · 10 days
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Plegg culture is researching and being really interested in the concept of a system once you learn what it is. But of course there’s no reason in particular that the idea of feeling like more than one person in a body fascinates you, right?
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plegg-culture-is · 10 days
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plegg culture is announcing to all of your friends that you feel like you use different names in different situations. And responding to every name on the list you made of various names you associate with different fandoms/emotions. Than forgetting you did that forever until one of those names starts talking.
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plegg-culture-is · 12 days
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plegg culture is having written conversations between yourself and your "self inserts/ocs" during school when super stressed out (we used different colours of glitter gel pens to differentiate everyone's voices 👍)
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plegg-culture-is · 12 days
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plegg culture is not understanding why you only have gay thoughts about your best friend *sometimes*
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